6 canonical programmes across 5 cities and 6 institutions. Compare hosts below, then confirm eligibility and dates on each official page.
Programme details
The host page describes this institution as an ERUS (EAU Robotic Urology Section) certified robotic host centre in the society's register of certified hosts. The linked ERUS curriculum page explains that fellows train at a recognised host centre under a local mentor and are certified as ERUS Robotic Fellows after an independently performed, blindly assessed robot-assisted radical prostatectomy.
- Format
- Clinical · Hands-on
- Duration
- The host page states a staged, modular curriculum with technical assessments on days 1, 28, 35 and 180, plus a mandatory five-day ORSI Academy skills course.
- Eligibility
- The host page states EAU membership for at least six months, at least one PubMed article, and being in the last two years of residency or up to seven years after residency.
- Documents
- The host page lists an up-to-date CV with publication list, a signed support letter from an ERUS host-trainer, a signed letter from the home head of department confirming robot access during and after the fellowship, and a signed statutory declaration of enrolment as a formal ERUS trainee.
- Positions
- The host page states that only one fellow per host centre per year is enrolled in the curriculum.
- Application route
- The host page states that applicants email the EAU ERUS office (s.krastenberga@uroweb.org) with the required documents; the host centre's programme director must support the console access.
Apply or confirm details at the official programme page ↗. Last checked 11 Nov 2026; availability is shown only where the host publishes it.
The host page describes this institution as an ERUS (EAU Robotic Urology Section) certified robotic host centre in the society's register of certified hosts. The linked ERUS curriculum page explains that fellows train at a recognised host centre under a local mentor and are certified as ERUS Robotic Fellows after an independently performed, blindly assessed robot-assisted radical prostatectomy.
- Format
- Clinical · Hands-on
- Duration
- The host page states a staged, modular curriculum with technical assessments on days 1, 28, 35 and 180, plus a mandatory five-day ORSI Academy skills course.
- Eligibility
- The host page states EAU membership for at least six months, at least one PubMed article, and being in the last two years of residency or up to seven years after residency.
- Documents
- The host page lists an up-to-date CV with publication list, a signed support letter from an ERUS host-trainer, a signed letter from the home head of department confirming robot access during and after the fellowship, and a signed statutory declaration of enrolment as a formal ERUS trainee.
- Positions
- The host page states that only one fellow per host centre per year is enrolled in the curriculum.
- Application route
- The host page states that applicants email the EAU ERUS office (s.krastenberga@uroweb.org) with the required documents; the host centre's programme director must support the console access.
Apply or confirm details at the official programme page ↗. Last checked 11 Nov 2026; availability is shown only where the host publishes it.
The host page describes this institution as an ERUS (EAU Robotic Urology Section) certified robotic host centre in the society's register of certified hosts. The linked ERUS curriculum page explains that fellows train at a recognised host centre under a local mentor and are certified as ERUS Robotic Fellows after an independently performed, blindly assessed robot-assisted radical prostatectomy.
- Format
- Clinical · Hands-on
- Duration
- The host page states a staged, modular curriculum with technical assessments on days 1, 28, 35 and 180, plus a mandatory five-day ORSI Academy skills course.
- Eligibility
- The host page states EAU membership for at least six months, at least one PubMed article, and being in the last two years of residency or up to seven years after residency.
- Documents
- The host page lists an up-to-date CV with publication list, a signed support letter from an ERUS host-trainer, a signed letter from the home head of department confirming robot access during and after the fellowship, and a signed statutory declaration of enrolment as a formal ERUS trainee.
- Positions
- The host page states that only one fellow per host centre per year is enrolled in the curriculum.
- Application route
- The host page states that applicants email the EAU ERUS office (s.krastenberga@uroweb.org) with the required documents; the host centre's programme director must support the console access.
Apply or confirm details at the official programme page ↗. Last checked 11 Nov 2026; availability is shown only where the host publishes it.
The host page describes this institution as an ERUS (EAU Robotic Urology Section) certified robotic host centre in the society's register of certified hosts. The linked ERUS curriculum page explains that fellows train at a recognised host centre under a local mentor and are certified as ERUS Robotic Fellows after an independently performed, blindly assessed robot-assisted radical prostatectomy.
- Format
- Clinical · Hands-on
- Duration
- The host page states a staged, modular curriculum with technical assessments on days 1, 28, 35 and 180, plus a mandatory five-day ORSI Academy skills course.
- Eligibility
- The host page states EAU membership for at least six months, at least one PubMed article, and being in the last two years of residency or up to seven years after residency.
- Documents
- The host page lists an up-to-date CV with publication list, a signed support letter from an ERUS host-trainer, a signed letter from the home head of department confirming robot access during and after the fellowship, and a signed statutory declaration of enrolment as a formal ERUS trainee.
- Positions
- The host page states that only one fellow per host centre per year is enrolled in the curriculum.
- Application route
- The host page states that applicants email the EAU ERUS office (s.krastenberga@uroweb.org) with the required documents; the host centre's programme director must support the console access.
Apply or confirm details at the official programme page ↗. Last checked 11 Nov 2026; availability is shown only where the host publishes it.
The host page describes this institution as an ERUS (EAU Robotic Urology Section) certified robotic host centre in the society's register of certified hosts. The linked ERUS curriculum page explains that fellows train at a recognised host centre under a local mentor and are certified as ERUS Robotic Fellows after an independently performed, blindly assessed robot-assisted radical prostatectomy.
- Format
- Clinical · Hands-on
- Duration
- The host page states a staged, modular curriculum with technical assessments on days 1, 28, 35 and 180, plus a mandatory five-day ORSI Academy skills course.
- Eligibility
- The host page states EAU membership for at least six months, at least one PubMed article, and being in the last two years of residency or up to seven years after residency.
- Documents
- The host page lists an up-to-date CV with publication list, a signed support letter from an ERUS host-trainer, a signed letter from the home head of department confirming robot access during and after the fellowship, and a signed statutory declaration of enrolment as a formal ERUS trainee.
- Positions
- The host page states that only one fellow per host centre per year is enrolled in the curriculum.
- Application route
- The host page states that applicants email the EAU ERUS office (s.krastenberga@uroweb.org) with the required documents; the host centre's programme director must support the console access.
Apply or confirm details at the official programme page ↗. Last checked 11 Nov 2026; availability is shown only where the host publishes it.
The host page describes this institution as an ERUS (EAU Robotic Urology Section) certified robotic host centre in the society's register of certified hosts. The linked ERUS curriculum page explains that fellows train at a recognised host centre under a local mentor and are certified as ERUS Robotic Fellows after an independently performed, blindly assessed robot-assisted radical prostatectomy.
- Format
- Clinical · Hands-on
- Duration
- The host page states a staged, modular curriculum with technical assessments on days 1, 28, 35 and 180, plus a mandatory five-day ORSI Academy skills course.
- Eligibility
- The host page states EAU membership for at least six months, at least one PubMed article, and being in the last two years of residency or up to seven years after residency.
- Documents
- The host page lists an up-to-date CV with publication list, a signed support letter from an ERUS host-trainer, a signed letter from the home head of department confirming robot access during and after the fellowship, and a signed statutory declaration of enrolment as a formal ERUS trainee.
- Positions
- The host page states that only one fellow per host centre per year is enrolled in the curriculum.
- Application route
- The host page states that applicants email the EAU ERUS office (s.krastenberga@uroweb.org) with the required documents; the host centre's programme director must support the console access.
Apply or confirm details at the official programme page ↗. Last checked 11 Nov 2026; availability is shown only where the host publishes it.
At a glance: Robotic Urology Fellowship in the Netherlands
Robotic Urology Fellowship in the Netherlands has 6 listed programmes: 6 clinical, 0 research and 0 observership, covering robotic urology. Durations published by the hosts: The host page states a staged, modular curriculum with technical assessments on days 1, 28, 35 and 180, plus a mandatory five-day ORSI Academy skills course..
Status in the directory: 6 programme listed, intake not confirmed. No programme here has a single dated closing date on record; see the 2027 deadline calendar for dated windows elsewhere.
None of these profiles states an explicit international pathway; the rest either leave eligibility unclear or require local registration, language or visa conditions. Treat that as a prompt to ask, not as a refusal or an invitation.
Before you apply
- Open the official page from each profile and confirm the current intake, not only the listing.
- Ask whether the post allows supervised patient care or observation only, and get the answer in writing.
- Check medical registration, visa and language requirements with the host; none is assumed here.
- Look for published salary or scholarship support; where it is blank, the host did not state it.
Frequently asked questions
How many robotic urology fellowship programmes are listed in the Netherlands?
UroFellow lists 6 source-linked programmes in the Netherlands across 1 country and 6 institutions: 6 clinical, 0 research and 0 observership. Each profile links to the official source and shows when it was last checked; inclusion is not an endorsement or a guarantee that a post is open.
What does a robotic urology fellowship usually involve?
Programmes in this category typically cover console-based robotic prostatectomy, nephrectomy, pyeloplasty and reconstruction, usually alongside laparoscopy. Content, duration and operative exposure differ by host, so read each programme profile.
Can international graduates apply to robotic urology fellowship programmes in the Netherlands?
0 of 6 listed profiles state an explicit international pathway. Registration, visa, language and employment rules vary by country and host and must be confirmed with each institution before applying.
Last directory audit: 17 Oct 2026.
Canisius-Wilhelmina ZiekenhuisClinical
Maasstad ZiekenhuisClinical
St. Antonius ZiekenhuisClinical
VU Medisch CentrumClinical
